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Overbury's Folly is a historic seaside park and viewpoint built on a rocky promontory along the Arabian Sea. It offers stunning sunset views, sea breeze, and a peaceful walking area overlooking the coastline.
In the 19th century, in this bungalow where we stand now, lived for two decades the Father of Malayalam Journalism - Rev. Dr. Hermann Gundert (1814 –1893).
Edward Brennan, a Captain who reached the shores of Arabian Sea, donated his wealth to set up a school for the common man of Malabar. A school where one could have access to education sans the discrimination of religion, caste or race. That school is today renowned as the prestigious Brennan College.
The Wellesley Bungalow is a historic colonial-era residence in Thalassery, believed to be associated with British administrator Arthur Wellesley. It reflects classic colonial architecture with old-world charm and historical importance.
Thazhe Angadi Heritage Street situated close to the harbour in Thalassery will take you to the colonial days and history of trade through Uru or Fat Boats.
The Kakkulangara mosque is situated at Valapattanam, 7 kms north of Kannur. It was built in typical Kerala architectural style but incorporated some Arabic elements too. Visit this mosque to admire its picturesque location, beautiful pond, ancient minaret, the dargah of a Muslim saint and its impressive traditional architecture.
The Thalassery Cricket Club was established here in 1850. Cricket tournaments were played here for fund raising during the First World War. Initially, the club was known as India's first Cricket Club and then its name was changed into Town Cricket Club
Mahe is a small coastal enclave of Puducherry in Kerala, known for French colonial heritage, scenic river views, tranquil beaches, and a unique blend of cultures and traditions.
Attractions : Tagore Park, Mahe River, Hillock, Azhimukham, Water Sports complex, Puthalam Temple, Government Museum, Malayala Kalagramam, Etc..
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Mahe offers several beautiful tourist spots including Tagore Park, Mahe Riverfront, Mahe Light House, Mahe Beach, Muzhappilangad nearby coastal drive views, St. Theresa’s Shrine, Pandakkal Beach, Cherukallayi Fort ruins, Naluthara Mosque, Ayyappa Temple Mahe, Chalil Beach, Palloor River banks, Choodikotta viewpoint, Kallayi coastal stretch, and Palloor Church area. These places together showcase Mahe’s mix of scenic beaches, colonial remnants, religious sites, river views, and peaceful natural spots, making it a compact yet diverse tourist destination ideal for relaxation and cultural exploration.
The Tagore Park is a peaceful riverside park located in Mahe, known for its greenery, walking paths, and scenic views of the Mahe River. It is a popular relaxation spot for locals and visitors.
Madayipara is a laterite hillock known for seasonal grasslands, rare flora, ancient temples, a historic fort, and panoramic views, especially beautiful during monsoon and post-monsoon months.
Tourist Spots Nearby : Kanayikanam Waterfalls, Vellur, Vayalapra Floating Park, Vellikkeel Eco-Park, Mattool Beach, Ezhilam , Etc..
Kanayi kanam is situated in the Kanayi village about 12 Km away from payyanur, in the Kannur district of Kerala. It is a small stream with small waterfalls flowing in the midst of thick forest like vegetations. The atmosphere here is very pleasing with fresh water and greenery all around.
The Kanayi Meenkuzhi Dam is a small, scenic irrigation dam located near Kanayi in Kannur district. Surrounded by greenery and calm water, it is a peaceful spot ideal for nature lovers.
Vellur is a peaceful tiny hamlet in Kannur district with a rich weaving tradition. The village of Vellur embraces a splendid heritage and culture that is now slowly vanishing from the cultural scenario of Kerala. The streets of Vellur and Karivellur hold close to its heart a folk art form popular in the North Malabar region called Shaaliya Porattu.
